The International Lawyer
- Publisher:
- American Bar Association
- Publication date:
- 2020-04-20
- ISBN:
- 0020-7810
Issue Number
- No. 55-1, January 2022
- No. 54-3, September 2021
- No. 54-2, May 2021
- No. 54-1, January 2021
- No. 53-3, September 2020
- No. 53-2, May 2020
- No. 53-1, January 2020
- No. 52-3, September 2019
- No. 52-2, May 2019
- No. 52-1, January 2019
- No. 51-3, September 2018
- No. 51-2, May 2018
- No. 51-1, January 2018
- No. 50-3, September 2017
- No. 50-2, May 2017
- No. 50-1, January 2017
Latest documents
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- China's Sanctions and Rule of Law: How to Respond When China Targets Lawyers
- Endogenous, Exogenous and Existential Risk-New Global Solutions
- The Wirecard Accounting Scandal in Germany, and How the Financial Industry Failed to Spot It
- Discovery Under § 1782 in International Commercial Arbitration: Recent Developments From A Comparative Perspective
- Arbitration Clauses in Intellectual Property Contracts: Past, Precedence, and Future
- EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreements After Brexit: The (Neglected) Case of Legitimate Expectations and Fundamental Change of Circumstances
- The Fate of Intercountry Adoptions Following COVID-19
- Are U.S.-Listed Chinese Firms a Minefield? A Board Perspective
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